Mask
Item number 2821/1 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number 2821/1 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Large mask of man blowing a horn. Man's face and horn painted dark red-brown with long brown-black painted curly hair, moustache and beard. Horn wraps around at forehead and is decorated with gold paint on keys and on horn's end.
Folk art; made for sale at local shops and markets.
Marquez-style mask. The style of this type of mask would have been influenced by pictures of classical Greek sculpture in books or magazines, even though the males are meant to actually represent Spaniards.
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Folk art; made for sale at local shops and markets.
Large mask of man blowing a horn. Man's face and horn painted dark red-brown with long brown-black painted curly hair, moustache and beard. Horn wraps around at forehead and is decorated with gold paint on keys and on horn's end.
Marquez-style mask. The style of this type of mask would have been influenced by pictures of classical Greek sculpture in books or magazines, even though the males are meant to actually represent Spaniards.
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